Licence Langues étrangères appliquées (LEA) - Parcours Anglais-Arabe

The aim of the LEA English-Arabic degree is to acquire a solid knowledge of the language, culture and civilisation of the Anglo-Saxon world and the Middle East and Maghreb region. It trains students to write and communicate at a professional level in French, English and Arabic. For Arabic, three language levels are offered from entry to L1 (beginner/intermediate/advanced), enabling students to progress according to their existing knowledge. The skills acquired during the bachelor's degree include translation from English and Arabic into French and vice versa; mastery of the reasoning that underpins the development of the French language; and the ability to communicate in French;trise des raisonnements qui fondent les analyses juri­diques et économiques ; et une aptitude à dégies innovantes en matière de gestion et de communication.

Applicants with a baccalaureate or a DAEU are authorised to register for a licence. Holders of another diploma: https://allsh.univ-amu.fr/fr/formation/scolarite

The LEA English-Arabic bachelor's degree is primarily designed to lead to professional masters degrees outside teaching and research (cf. « débouchés »).it can also lead to research in political science, sociology, economics or law applied to the Arab world via the Languages and Societies Masters, Middle East and Maghreb (MOMA).

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• Advanced linguistic skills in English (C1+) and solid skills in Arabic (B1+ level for L1 beginners, B2+ for intermediate, C1+ for advanced)
• Translation of a variety of texts from English and Arabic into French and from French into English and Arabic (press, audiovisual media, political and economic analyses, legal documents)
• Ability to use legal and economic concepts and management and communication tools to analyse a situation or manage a project relating to the Arab world

The LEA programme offers a compulsory work placement in a company or other organisation for all Licence 3 students in semester 6, validating a 2 ECTS UE. The Professional Project and Guidance course in semester 5 helps students to develop their professional project and find work placements. The work placement lasts for eight weeks (280 hours), following on from the weeks of teaching, reviews, exams and occasional make-up exams (the university calendar is flexible, with an early exam period to enable students to complete their compulsory work placement).

The placement project must necessarily be validated by the teacher in charge and a placement agreement must be drawn up via AMUStage, Aix-Marseille Université's online agreement management tool (also accessible via the ENT). If the placement takes place abroad, students must follow the standard AMUStage procedure and apply immediately to the university's International Relations Department via the MoveOn mobility portal. Students can also apply for mobility assistance. People registered under the continuing education scheme do not need to draw up their placement agreement on AMUStage but apply by email allsh-fc@univ-amu.fr or by going directly to the EGGER office in C209.

The supervised projects offered as part of various LEA degree courses enable students to work in conditions similar to those in a company, with support from the course teachers.

Learning in class and complementary use of the AMéTICE teaching platform. Encouragement of active pedagogy, in particular: problem-based approach, student presentations, mini research papers, individual and group work.

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• D1401 Assistanat commercial (fr)
• D1402 Relation commerciale grands comptes et entreprises (fr)
• D1406 Management en force de vente (fr)
• E1103 Communication (fr)
• E1108 Traduction, interprétariat (fr)

• 136G Langues étrangères appliquées au tourisme, au commerce international, aux affaires, à la documentation ; Interprétariat et traduction (fr)
• 312M Commerce, vente (fr)
• 312T Négociation et vente (fr)

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